Author Archives: Kristin Fontichiaro
Toronto-based Library Advocacy Video
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Coming Soon to Michigan Makers … the Little Bits/KORG Electronic Music Kit
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Present at the U-M 4T Virtual Conference!
The University of Michigan’s 4T Virtual Conference, a free conference supporting technology-rich teaching and learning for practitioners and U-M students, is accepting applications for lead and lightning talk presenters for its May 2014 online conference. We’d love to have librarians, … Continue reading
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Art and Politics
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Developing an “Empathy Muscle”
This past semester, my colleague and I, along with six graduate student instructors, took on our school’s signature foundations course. In this course, students work in groups to interview and observe clients struggling with some aspect of information (e.g., data, … Continue reading
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On my back-to-work to-do list…Blokify
Winter term begins next week, meaning that I’m in the final days of puttering at home. One thing I’m looking forward to when I get back in the office is the chance to take the free iOS app Blokify for … Continue reading
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Advice for Self-Published Authors
Today, I was contacted by a self-published author looking for advice about how to get his books seen by the “right” peeople. For a self-published author, this is often about more than sales. It’s about sharing one’s passion and vision … Continue reading
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Remembering the Emancipation Proclamation
Today, the National Archives’ “Today’s Document” blog is featuring the original handwritten Emancipation Proclamation of 1863. I never realized before now that it was issued on New Year’s Day. What a fabulous way to celebrate the New Year. Today’s Document … Continue reading
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Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! What’s your vision for 2014?
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Was 2013 the Year of Data?
As we say goodbye to 2013, I have to wonder if this was the year when we finally became aware of data and its power to command decision-making. From standardized test scores to FitBits to Facebook likes, we are able … Continue reading
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